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Thank you for adding Fight For My Way, it had its cute moments but really don't get the hype on that one.

Since each episode is only a half hour, it would have been better if it were 16 episodes. The ending was quite abrupt even though I enjoyed the series as a whole. The rest of the storyline can be assumed, however I wish there were more romantic scenes afterward with the main couple.

True, I was charmed by him for a while. People don't seem to get tired of Gary Stus & a lot of fangirls mostly like him for his good looks.

I'm glad I didn't bother with the ones I didn't see. I still don't understand why so many people loved Chicago Typewriter, I feel like I missed something. If I weren't watching Romantic Doctor with someone than I probably would have dropped at Episode 5, but I'm glad I stuck with it because the story gets better afterward. I'm so tired of LJS playing the same character.

I love watching drama specials, so I'll definitely watch sometime!

I'm looking forward to it.

I enjoyed Gackt, Satoh Takeru, and Kamikawa Takaya's cameos.

Old maid, even if the characters are good by themselves, just the stigma and the stereotype is annoying to watch. Also, the pretty stupid / self-sacrificing types - I have no interest and end up dropping these.

What was the scandal in Korea?

That's one of the dramas I was thinking about while reading this article. I dropped around episode 9 and I'm glad I did.

For me, if it takes more than two tries to finish an episode - that's a good sign to drop it.

True, it hard to rate because I liked the first two better than the rest

Found this randomly on Netflix and thought I'd be seeing Baek Sung Hyun in another thriller. I've never read the webtoon, but I don't think it strays far from its roots. It's an office satire, I found the ridiculousness funny and cute.

Each episode is like 6 to 8 minutes I think.

As soon as Se Hee said that the kiss at the bus stop was just a peck, I jumped out of my chair. I was so ready, and it definitely did not disappoint.

Yes, exactly! There's so many different hints in this show, it's just hard to piece them all together.

Ha Ram talked about it to 444 in passing. When 444 was still in the grim reaper world, he received two glass ball notifications. One was for Moo Gang & the other for Ha Ram. Moo Gang was originally supposed to be picked up by his partner that ran away, while Ha Ram is supposed to be for 444. Even though she's well-acquainted with death, she'll never be able to see her own death coming.

True, I feel like I may have to rewatch to fully grasp everything too, because there's even more layers being added. From teen prostitution and insurance fraud to runaway grim reapers.

That's what I thought too, until last week's episodes. I'm glad that there's a deeper reason.

444 is the grim reaper that is supposed to take her. It was revealed recently that Ha Ram can't see her own shadow of death, that's why she's not able to see the shadow inside Moo Gang.